little hazy inside the bay and the valleys. and a few patches of coastal fog. toward the afternoon mostly sunny skies temperatures warmer today. maybe some mid-70s in the valleys, 60s inside the bay and still cool 50s and low 60s toward the coastline. hazy over the bay temperatures cooler this morning mid-40s into santa rosa, 49 in san jose and 52 in san francisco. this afternoon, still breezy into san francisco at 63 degrees. we will find a few more 70s in the valleys. 71 in santa rosa and about 72 degrees in concord. all right, let's check the roads with elizabeth. and this traffic alert in danville has -- is still in effect for the last couple of hours since about 3:00 this morning. two lanes are blocked for police investigation. it was a police pursuit actually that ended in a chase. so two lanes will blocked between el pintado and el cerro as well as the el pintado off- ramp. expect delays. mass transit is good. bart has 30 trains no delay.

ace train is actually three minutes early so no delay there. caltrain and ferries everything else is quiet. here's a live look outside. san mateo bridge traffic still moving at the speed limit. a high wind advisory though was issued shortly after midnight and it's still in effect. it's the only one out there now so if you are crossing the bay bridge right now there's no delay things look good heading into san francisco. that's your latest "kcbs traffic." back to you guys. now to breaking news. check out this mangled car. concord police tried to stop the driver around 10:30 last night for reckless driving near highway 680. the driver refused to stop. and that led to a chase at speeds near 100 miles per hour ending in a crash in danville. 19-year-old michael holden of concord is in critical condition at a hospital. police say he was driving a stolen car. 5:01. the maui airport has released surveillance video showing the bay area teenager stowed away on a plane from san jose stumbling on to the tarmac in hawaii. kpix 5's kiet do joins us live

from mineta international airport to explain why the video is so significant. reporter: we know what this boy was doing, how he looked and what exactly he was acting like as he landed in maui within the hour of him getting off that airplane. the hawaiian department of transportation has released this surveillance video of that 15-year-old boy dangling his legs from the wheel well of the hawaiian airlines jet and dropping to the tarmac. the shadowing figure is 15-year- old yahya abdi who then wanders around the area. the six minute video shows him wobbling toward the front of the plane and approaching a worker in a yellow vest. after surviving subfreezing temperatures and low oxygen levels, he looks disoriented. >> for me, this is the missing ingredient because it just makes the story believable watching him walk after he got out of that wheel well. >> our hope is that we can find out all the intimate details about how he went about getting on the tarmac, what his mental

thoughts were, what was in his mind when it happened, what was his intent. >> reporter: and the boy flew back to the bay area over the weekend. he is now in the custody of the santa clara county department of family and children's services. san jose police are trying to talk to him and his lawyer. the fbi said previously he wouldn't be facing any charges. but now san jose police are looking at charges of trespassing. live at the airport, kiet do, kpix 5. >> the punishment could end up being just a citation and a fine. a body found inside a car that plunged off a marin county highway has been identified as a missing real estate developer from mill valley. the family reported him missing sunday. the car was found yesterday onshore line highway off mount tamalpais. crews had to cut a path from shrubs to recover the body. he had been scheduled to appear in court this friday on federal fraud charges. new this morning, a mountain lion has been taken

off the streets of mountain view. the 110-pound cat was captured. kpix 5's cate caugiran has the story. >> reporter: mountain view police say the mountain lion was transferred to an undisclosed location. two reports of mountain lion sightings came into mountain view pd6:30 yesterday near rangesdorf park. by the time they got there the cat had crossed the busy california street and holed up in the underground parking garage of the casa del rey apartments. it took hours before game wardens got the mountain lion out of the garage. and that's because game wardens when they were ready to tranquilize the mountain lion turned out they didn't have all the parts they needed for the gun so they had to call in another game warden. we have a close-up video of that mountain lion underneath a car in the garage during the standoff. pdthe police department was prepared to use lethal force if he tried to escape before the

game wardens could catch him. we know now the mountain lion is safe and expected to survive. >> cate, we know the mountain lion was tagged, as well. do we know who was tracking it? >> reporter: it's a group called the santa cruz puma society. they are a nonprofit group that tracks mountain lions around the bay area. they identified the mountain lion as 47-m, a male cat. they told us yesterday's jaunt through mountain view was 47-m looking to establish his own territory. reporting live in the newsroom, cate caugiran, kpix 5. new this morning, a man arrested for allegedly shooting and killing his neighbor in san francisco has been released from jail without any charges. 26-year-old man was killed at his apartment building on mission street on saturday. a 68-year-old person surrendered to police. the victim's family says guillermo was shot because he accidentally entered the suspect's home thinking it was his apartment. the shooter was released yesterday as investigators tried to figure out if the shooting was in self-defense or

not. happening right now in san francisco, two people are hurt after they were struck by a stolen car. kpix 5's anne makovec live in the marina neighborhood. the hunt is on. . >> reporter: this is where the car ended up in san francisco. that's when a driver and people inside the car took off on foot. police haven't arrested them. police were initially following the car at around 9:40 last night because they thought it might be stolen. they say it sped up, hit a pedestrian and another vehicle and crashed into that garage here at franklin and chestnut. several witnesses saw it happen. >> the person that run over honestly that was just so violent, it was just very -- very, very fast. >> reporter: so two people were injured. that pedestrian that she was just referring to,and the driver of the car that the car

hit. but we are told that those injuries are not life- threatening. police have detained several people they say, but they have not yet made an arrest. live in san francisco, anne makovec, kpix 5. a san francisco supervisor is proposing kill switch legislation that would affect all smartphones sold in the city. it's because we're seeing scenes like this too often. cell phone thefts account for nearly 70% of all robberies in san francisco this year. the new technology would render phones inoperable if lost or stolen. if the city ordinance passes, it's not certain it would hold up in court. 5:07 now. new this morning people in pleasanton will get the word from the city they have to cut back on water use effective immediately. the city council voted last night to require water customers to reduce their use of potable water by some 25%. residents can only water their lawns two days a week. they can't hose down their driveways. and they could be fined for using too much water.

expect more winter storms and dry hot summers. that's according to a new climate report released by the white house. the sweeping 840-page report warns that the nation needs to be prepared for super storms like sandy, killer tornadoes, record rainfalls and devastating droughts. >> the assessment is clear. not only is climbed change a problem in the future, it's already affecting americans. >> some republican lawmakers and energy groups are criticizing the report as alarmist and say the white house wants to use it to support government overreach. time now 5:08. the u.s. will get involved in the effort to bring home hundreds of nigerian girls kidnapped from school. how american forces will help with the search. >> and the president coming to the bay area this week. what's on tap for his big two- day visit to the silicon valley coming up. >> and we have a lot of sunshine coming our way still a bit of a breeze but not as windy as yesterday and the weekend, yeah, that's looking good. we'll talk about that coming up. >> and emergency officials are calling for an ambulance right now with this accident in

brentwood on was ceo road right there bee camino diablo lanes are blocked. all the details on this plus the rest of your drive to work is after this break. ,,,,

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dorms. president obama confirmed to megan glaros of our cbs chicago station that the white house is now stepping in to help. >> we're sending in a team made up of our military and law enforcement and other experts and we're very glad that nigeria has accepted the help. >> reporter: secretary of state john kerry said the u.s. offered assistance soon after the kidnappings last month. >> our embassy has been engaged and, uhm, we have been engaged, but the government had its own set of, uhm, strategies if you will. >> reporter: in the video that surfaced mondays the islamic terrorist group boko haram claimed responsibility and threatened to sell the girls into slavery. >> there is trafficking in west africa. there are some remnants of slavery in west africa. uhm, so it's possible, i suppose, that the -- the girls could fall into that trap. >> reporter: on tuesday, senate lawmakers were among those who gathered on capitol hill to pray for the girls. >> this is a moral test for the world.

this is a moral test for our own country. >> reporter: all 20 female senators are pushing president obama to impose international sanctions on boko haram. susan mcginnis, cbs news, washington. >> there are reports boko haram is also behind the kidnapping of eight more girls this week. the u.s. has a $7 million bounty on the head of its leader. president obama will be in the silicon valley tomorrow and friday. the president will attend democratic fundraisers tomorrow at a private home in los altos and the fairmont hotel in downtown san jose. and friday morning the president is scheduled to visit a walmart store in mountain view to talk about energy efficiency. 5:14. let's check the roads with elizabeth. >> we do have a number of accidents actually for this time of the morning. one in san leandro blocking a lane counter-commute. heads up in the area, you may find a few delays. our speed sensors say 65 miles per hour but it is eastbound 580 approaching 150th. and then we have this accident, as well. they have actually flown in a

helicopter to do some sort of rescue. vasco road at camino diablo. story of survival this is in brentwood but it sounds like a stretch of vasco is closed near that intersection. and a traffic alert remains in effect in danville. we are not sure how much longer it will be out there but it was issued around 3:00 this morning. two lanes are blocked southbound 680 between el pintado and the el cerro exit and the el pintado off-ramp is closed while the investigation continues. the driver was hurt in the crash. a live look outside the san mateo bridge still looking good but we have a chp-issued high wind advisory so just watch out for that if you are heading across the span between the east and the west areas. the bay bridge no longer' problem, no more roadwork. all the approaches look good, as well. and all the roadwork wrapped up on the east shore freeway, westbound 80 carquinez bridge to the maze holding steady about 19 minutes. westbound 580 still clear through the livermore valley. of course, that could change here pretty shortly. but mass transit a great option so far bart systemwide

reporting no delays. remember kcbs when you hit the roads at 106.9 fm or 740-am. that's your latest traffic. with the forecast, here's lawrence. you know, we had that area of low pressure make its way across the sierra nevada yesterday. but that is moving further to the east. that means the winds are going to start to calm down. that's some good news. we have 40-mile-an-hour gusts along the coastline yesterday but today it will be breezy but yeah, we're not going to see those strong winds like we had yesterday. still we have a couple of patches of fog this morning and hazy inside the bay. sunny and mild weather to return as we look toward the afternoon. the temperatures just a little bit warmer but much warmer weather on the weekend. there's that low that i was talking about that's kicked eastward a bit. because of that, the winds aren't going to be as strong today. still a bit of a breeze out toward the coastline. but much more comfortable. hey, you know what? it's going to start to warm up in the central valley today as much as 80 degrees in sacramento. 79 in fresno. 50s up in the high country for this afternoon and partly cloudy skies. we have patchy fog this morning along the coastline. i think tomorrow though more clouds on the way as the system

starts to roll into the bay area. looks like just some passing clouds and most of the rain is going to stay to the north. temperatures around the bay area today in the 60s and 70s in the south bay. 50s and 60s toward the coastline. maybe some mid-70s well inland by the afternoon. and then still breezy into san francisco about 63 degrees and 60 in daly city. next couple of days, we have a cold front sliding into the bay area bringing some more clouds for tomorrow. and then as we get into friday and the weekend, look at that. we have lots of sunshine coming our way. think we're looking at some offshore winds into sunday maybe temperatures popping up near 70 degrees along the coastline, 80s in the valleys. getting a little hot, though, guys next week maybe some 90s. >> looks like it. shorts on tuesday. >> and monday i am sick. i'm already sick. [ laughter ] >> you're gone. >> my, that looks great! [ laughter ] well, a year-long wait is finally over. it's cherry season out there. >> yes, kpix 5 reporter roberta gonzales is stocking up with mobile weather in sunnyvale. good morning. >> reporter: good morning.

outside in sunnyvale now it's 54 degrees, lots of clear skies but we came inside to one of the oldest fruit stands left in the santa clara valley. it is the olson family fruit stand and you know, this is really close to my heart because santa clara county is one of the oldest original counties in california. it was back in the '30s when my mom actually picked prunes out in the fields here in santa clara county. and we had prunes and apricots and, yes, cherries. so to tell us about cherry season we have deborah olson one of the family members of one of the oldest fruit stands in california. >> yes, indeed. my great grandparents came out here in the early 1900s and decided to stay here and raise a family, raise cherries and in the day, it was the best growing area to raise cherries apricots and prudence as were you saying earlier. >> it's amazing i drove here to sunnyvale early this morning and you're located off camino real and the north mathilda. >> yes. >> and do you see this old-

fashioned stand in the sprawling area? >> yes indeed. it was my goal to continue in tradition. i had to make a decision personally if i wanted to continue with the fruit stand business and i decided to and i wanted to keep the same feel, the country charm of it all so people when they do come to the area they find out what our area was all about. >> okay. now, the biggest question of the morning is, i know it's northern california cherry time. these are probably from bakersfield. >> between fresno and bakersfield. >> when is it local cherry time? >> in about two more weeks. i just checked out the cherry orchard and i imagine in two weeks we'll be starting to pick out of our orchards and then moving to morgan hill. >> it's earlier cherry season there because of the weather? >> yes, it is. warmer weather and different cherries. these cherries require less chilling hours, our famous bing cherries here in sunnyvale require more chilling so they are going to come later. >> reporter: michelle and frank and even lawrence and elizabeth, i win today because

let me tell you, oh, these are so good! i have the assignment today. >> we want pie! >> bring us some back. >> reporter: yes. olson fruit stand in sunnyvale. >> thank you, sounds good, roberta. thank you. trending this morning, clay a kin. the former "american idol" runnerup has a slim lead this morning in his bid to become a congressional nominee in north carolina. also trending kevin durant. the oklahoma city city thunder star was named this year's nba mvp. >> and subway menu. the fast-food restaurant is testing out hummus and different deli meats. national "bike to school" day in san mateo county. about 20,000 students will bike and walk to school today. and climate change is trending. a new study claims the average temperatures in the u.s. has risen by nearly 2 degrees since 1895! follow us on twitter at #cbssf. 5:20. coming up, miami police release 911 calls that led to the

investigation of 49ers quarterback colin kaepernick. coming up at 5:30, why the bizarre recordings are just adding to all the confusion now. and i'm dennis o'donnell. coming up, fallout from the departure of mark jackson continues and another strange end to the giants game. replay anybody? we have it coming up. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

welcome back. cruising over the skies of highway 4, you'll see the biggest slowdowns have already begun westbound between hillcrest and "a" street by all the roadwork. once it clears out, pittsburg, bay point, concord, everything looks good out to 242. more on this plus traffic alerts. we'll update you there, in danville, coming up. good morning, everybody. the mark jackson era is over. back-to-back play-off appearances were not enough to save mark jackson's job. the warriors fired jackson after three years behind the bench. jackson's rocky relationship with the front office was too much to overlook after winning 51 games. >> i don't think mark wanted to leave by any stretch. i think he wanted to continue with this team and we understand that. and, uhm, we weren't surprised by that at all. but -- but, uhm, you know, we -- we agreed that this was the right decision, uhm, with front office and management and he understood that. strange ending to the giants baseball game.

starling marte hits one off the wall and comes home after a giants throwing error. the ump called him out. so they get a replay. take a look. posey didn't apply the tag before the runner reached home. so the call is overturned, the run scores, the giants' six- game win streak is over, they lose 2-1. a rough couple of nights for the a's. jesse chavez gave up two in the first and oakland never record. mariners pile it on late and beat the a's, the final count 8- 3. so let the warriors search for a new head coach begin. steve kerr seems to be at the top of the list. the knicks are also trying to get him. second on the list, frank mallicoat. it's probably going to go to kerr. i'm dennis o'donnell. have a great day. [ laughter ] >> frank, how did you get on the list? [ laughter ] 5:25 right now. tens of thousands of bay area hospital patients will have to find a new place for treatment. more on the vote to shut down a major medical center. coming up. >> reporter: a mountain lion wanders the streets of mountain

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good morning, it's wednesday, may 7. i'm michelle griego. >> 5:30. i'm frank mallicoat. >> new this morning, a mountain lion is caught after roaming around mountain view. cate caugiran reports. >> reporter: a nonprofit group called sprues pupil that society has -- santa cruz puma society has been tracking 46m, looking to establish his own territory. typically, these cats are viewed from afar or at the zoo not in an underground parking garage. >> kind of uncommon for it to come all the way down through here. but, that being said there is a trail that cuts through the stevens creek trail through this area. so it may have taken that route. >> reporter: police say this big kitty came into rangesdorf park around 6:30 last night then took a stroll across california street before landing at the casa del rey

apartments. that's where he sat for hours. officers believe he was a far ways from home. >> palo alto police department has had some sightings and some things several years ago. so their natural habitat i believe would be up in that area. >> reporter: guns were drawn, the complex surrounded as game ward inches struggled to tranquilize the animal. the process took so long because it turned out the wardens didn't have all the parts they needed for their tranquilize gun. they had to call in another game warden to finish the job. as they worked, police officers were ready to kill the cat if it tried to run. but it wasn't necessary. we were there when the cat was pulled out safely. police say this wasn't the first sighting of a mountain lion but the first time one came into the heart of the city. >> we suggest obviously that if anybody sees one to call 911 immediately. don't try to pet it. you're not a mountain lion whisperer. let the professionals handle it. >> reporter: 46m is being held in an undisclosed location,

safe and expected to survive. live in the newsroom, cate caugiran, kpix 5. despite the wild ride last night in the east bay, this is the aftermath of a police chase that started in concord around 10:30, chased for reckless driving nea 680. the speed was up to 100 miles an hour and it crashed in danville. the driver is in critical condition. police say he was driving a stolen car. let's check weather right now. frank is already practicing his cough for next monday. >> smart man. he listens to the forecast. >> maybe tuesday, too. >> and the weekend looking very, very nice. but today, kind of a transitional day. high pressure beginning to build into the bay area. it is still going to be breezy but not as windy as yesterday when we had some 40-mile-an- hour gusts toward the coastline. still we have some partly cloudy skies this morning couple of patches of fog out there early on. as we head toward the afternoon, becoming mostly sunny and a little warmer maybe some mid-70s well inland a lot of 60s inside the bay breezy

toward the coastline still and 50s and low 60s. seeing a couple of patches of fog toward the bay bridge. otherwise, we have some cool temperatures to deal with this morning. 45 degrees in santa rosa. 49 in san jose. and 52 in san francisco. this afternoon more 70s in the valley, breezy approaching the golden gate 63 in san francisco. let's check the roads with elizabeth. thank you as of 5:30 this morning, they just reopened all lanes in danville. we have been talking about it all morning. it was a high-speed chase ended in a crash at southbound 680 at el pintado road so for a while several lanes were blocked but all lanes are now open. there is the latest tweet from kcbs stan bunger. chp confirmed it with us as of 5:0. -- as of 5:30. no big delays at the bay bridge toll plaza cruising along into san francisco. all the approaches still look good, as well. no sign of any metering lights and even the cash lanes are

okay. san mateo bridge we still have that high wind advisory posted. i mentioned this. westbound 92 looks okay as far as the drive time goes out of hayward. westbound 580, this is definitely beginning to slow. it begins on 205 from tracy and the heaviest delays are to vasco and then things clear out closer to 680. that's your latest "kcbs traffic." frank, michelle, back to you guys. >> elizabeth, thank you. a transgendered student will not face a battery charge for a fight recorded on video last year at hercules high school. [ screaming ] >> the "oakland tribune" reports a contra costa county judge dropped the misdemeanor charge last week. the 16-year-old had completed a conflict resolution program. we now have a better understanding of that incident that has miami, florida police investigating colin kaepernick and two other nfl players. 911 calls have now been released. a seattle seahawks player told police a naked woman was

refusing to leave colin kaepernick's hotel room. >> and on another call someone says a woman identified herself as jesus and would not leave that hotel room. [ pause ] >> she told me it was jesus so -- >> no one has been charged with any wrongdoing but police are still investigating. newly released surveillance video shows a santa clara teenager climbing out of a plane after flying from san jose to maui in a wheel well. kpix 5's kiet do is live in mineta international airport with that video. >> reporter: that boy is now in the custody of the santa clara county department of family and children's services. with the release of this video we now know what happened within the hour of him landing in hawaii reporter: he dangles his

legs and then drops to the tarmac from the wheel well of a hawaiian airlines plane. that shadowy figure is 15-year- old yahya abdi a boy who just spent 5 1/2 hours stowed away on a flight from san jose to maui. the hawaii department of transportation released six minutes of airport security video that shows him wandering the tarmac. yahya wobbles to the front of the plane and later approaches a worker in a yellow vest appearing disoriented after surviving subfreezing temperatures and low oxygen levels. >> for me, this is -- this is the missing ingredient because it just makes, uhm, the story believable is watching him walk after he got out of that wheel well. >> reporter: since yahya flew back to the bay area over the weekend, san jose police have been trying to talk to him. >> our hope is that we can find out all the intimate details about how he went about getting on to the tarmac, what his mental thoughts were, what was in his mind when it happened, his intent. >> reporter: his family says they still haven't seen him.

police confirmed he is in the custody of the santa clara county department of family and children services. >> we are just informed recently that he does have legal counsel. so again, that kind of presented a whole 'nother issue in itself. >> reporter: so right now san jose police are trying to talk to this boy and trying to track down his lawyer. no word yet on how that's going but they are considering charges. live at the airport, kiet do, kpix 5. >> the sentence could end up being just a citation and a fine. and we have some developing news from western contra costa county, which could lose its main hospital. a parcel tax to keep doctors medical center open failed to get the two-thirds majority for passage yesterday so that means the hospital in san pablo is likely to be shut down by july. the hospital sees 45,000 patients a year mostly low income residents out of richmond, san pablo and martinez. >> people will not only die, the adjacent communities will suffer a lot because they would

not be able to take on the onslaught of the sick people going to them. >> this hospital has been able to pull a rabbit out of a hat many times. it looks like we may have no more rabbits to pull out of a hat. >> the county may look into taking that hospital over. in san jose, a man is dead after a shooting that began with a traffic dispute. it started just after 10:00 yesterday morning near tully and center road. police say the drivers of a pickup and silver volkswagen jetta pulled over and the pickup driver was shot after he got out of his vehicle. the two men in the jetta took off and are still at large. the pickup driver died of his wounds at a hospital last night. happening today, uc-santa cruz scientists will tag baby falcons at the pg&e building in san francisco. the nest is it on the 33rd floor of the high-rise. three spinning babies will tagged with abandon each leg allowing scientists to track

the birds. there is also a phone number on it in case someone finds a bird in trouble and you can watch the tagging live online. 5:39 now. big tech company plans to go public soon but it's not saying how much its shares will cost. we get details from jill wagner of cbsmoneywatch.com. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, frank and michelle. wall street is getting ready for what could be one of the big ipos ever. a massive e-commerce company in china filed plans for its initial public offering. analysts say alibaba could easily pass the $16 billion that facebook raised two years ago when it went public. alibaba makes more money than amazon and ebay combined! the company has not said when it will start selling shares but traders here say it could be on 8/8 because the number 8 symbolizes good luck in chinese culture. fed chair janet yellen heads to capitol hill today to talk about the health of the u.s. economy.

yesterday, a sell-off on twitter stock dragged down the markets the dow was down 129. the nasdaq dropped 57 points. some relief could be coming for grads who are saddled with college debt. senator elizabeth warren from massachusetts proposed a bill yesterday to let people refinance their federal loans at the lower rates. warren says the new tax on wealthy americans would pay for the change. frank and michelle? >> well, jim, you have a story about something near and dear to our hearts for all of us that get up at god's hours. coffee on the go! tell us about that. >> reporter: that's right. it is a new product called growers cup. the makers say that it's the world's first disposable coffee machine that lets you brew a cup of coffee while you're on the move. the growers cup system kind of works like a tee bag for coffee. it promises a quality brew just by adding hot water to the bag. they make about 2 cups and it only costs a few dollars. sounds good to me. >> i know. i'm sold. although frank does bring us

coffee every morning. so -- >> i'm that kind of guy. >> that's why we love him. >> and it's not in a bag, by the way. >> no. jill wagner, thank you. >> reporter: do you brew it yourself? >> no. >> no. no. [ laughter ] pacheco, our audio guy does a fine job on our coffee. >> he brews it and frank just carries it over to us. thanks, jim. [ laughter ] 5:41 right now. tensions are high between the u.s. and russia in recent months. why we could see a new dispute over the california coastline. >> the driver of a car that hit a pedestrian is still on the loose this morning. coming up, we'll hear from a witness who tried to chase him down. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,, ,,

says it is sending a team of military personnel and intelligence officers to nigeria... to help the nige government find 300 girls w were kidnapped from their school. this youtube the white house is sending military and intelligence officers to nigeria to help them find 300 girls kidnapped from their schools. this is youtube video of the terrorist leader claiming responsibilities for the kidnappings and said they would do it again and threaten to sell the girls. it has happened again. a group of 8 girls was just abducted on monday night. a u.s. air force general says russian warplanes have been bus every buzzing the california coast. we have seen russian president vladimir putin flex his military muscle in ukraine. now the american general says putin is doing the same thing

in the pacific. he claims the u.s. fighter jet intercepted a russian aircraft over guam and that some of the flights extended all the way to the california coastline! >> what russia is doing in ukraine and crimea has a direct effect on what's happened in asia-pacific. >> general carlisle says one of the long range russian airborne patrols included a strategic bomber. happening now in san francisco, police are looking for people inside a stolen car that ran two people down and then crashed into a building in the marina. kpix 5's anne makovec is live in a marina neighborhood right now. anne, several people saw the horrific scene play out last night. reporter: yeah. it was a wild night. you can see the damage to this garage here behind me on franklin and chestnut streets. that is where the car crashed and the driver and a couple of people inside took off on foot to aquatic park. police have still not arrested them. >> they are trying to really just stop the guy and i was like what are you going to do? >> reporter: diane saw it all

happen just before 10 p.m. she was driving behind this car as it sped through the marina and hit a pedestrian. >> really violently got hit by this car probably going over 60 miles an hour. >> reporter: police had been following the car thinking it might be stolen. that's when it hit another car injuring the driver and that pedestrian before slamming into this garage. the people in the car ran away. diane and other witnesses chased them yelling. >> "murderer! you're going for life in jail and just hope you -- you you know -- just die i jail." >> reporter: police detained several people but no arrests. the pedestrian that was hit was taken to the hospital. >> i really hope that person is going to be okay because i thought that person was dead right there. >> reporter: yes. but according to police, the injuries to that pedestrian and the person who was driving the other car that was hit are not life-threatening. live in san francisco's marina district, anne makovec, kpix 5.

>> new this morning, all lanes are open again on interstate 15 in san bernardino county after a fire shut it down monday. the fire was burning an overpass under construction near the freeway in hesperia. investigator say it began when a blow torch ignited support timbers and strong winds whipped the flames. 5:47. a check of traffic now. we have a little fire over in berkeley causing problems, too, right? >> we do. our news crews are gathering more information. but we understand the fire is now under control, a house fire but a stretch of road in berkeley is actually closed, college between ashby and russell. a block of college avenue is closed in both directions while crews just put out any remaining hot spots and they are blocking the road. in the meantime we'll take you outside and show you some of our major freeways. typical stuff at the bay bridge now trying to get into san francisco. if you have fastrak you're golden all the way across the spano delays. the cash lanes are slightly backed up to the middle of the

parking lot. all lanes are back open after a traffic alert in danville. it was a mess overnight with several lanes blocked for a police investigation after a high-speed chase ended in a crash car down the embankment. the police investigation was at el pintado road but no longer any delays from walnut creek all the way into pleasanton. and here's a live look at a bridge, the san mateo bridge this time. chp issued a high wind advisory still in effect issued it shortly after midnight but they say still to be extra careful this morning leaving hayward heading to the peninsula or the other direction on eastbound 92. and westbound 580 still slow through the liver liver and actually it's beginning to pick up that's your latest "kcbs traffic." more on your forecast and still windy outside? here's lawrence. >> a little breezy in spots. some winds 10 to 18 miles per hour in some of the windiest spots right now. toward the afternoon, not going to be as windy as yesterday when we had some of those gusts to 40 miles per hour near the coastline. still, we are starting out with

patchy fog early on. lots of sunshine coming our way toward the afternoon. and it should be a little bit warmer. but this weekend, wow! it is going to be much warmer around the bay area. and as we head in toward this next week. a weak ridge of high pressure is coming in. the winds will subside a little by the afternoon. still breezy along the coastline. but the temperatures starting to warm up around the state. we'll see some 70s and 80s into the central valley, 50s into the high country and 61 into monterey bay. couple of patches of fog early on. going to see that on and off and toward tomorrow, a cold front swings into town bringing with it a few more clouds across our skies and most of the rain staying to the north. so yeah, we have some changes coming up in the next 24 to 36 hours today. should be a warmer day outside about 72 in morgan hill. cool, 59 and breezy in pacifica. east bay temperatures mid-70s into antioch and brentwood and inside the bay a cool breeze, 63 degrees in san francisco. still about 71 and sunny in santa rosa. your sunrise time is at 60.

sunset at 8:06. sunrise at 6:07. next couple of days, temperatures cool down just a logical for tomorrow with a few more clouds moving in. but then that system heads out of town becoming mostly sunny as we get in toward friday. and you know what? this weekend is looking good. i think those winds turn offshore as we head in toward sunday. probably some mid-80s the warmest valleys even along the coastline 60s maybe some 70s and then as we turn toward next week that offshore wind continues on monday and tuesday and that's when we could see some of those temperatures up in the 90s inland. >> sunday an all important day. >> why, what's going on? >> hey!! you better figure it out. >> yeah. it's mother's day! of course. >> you got a mom in salinas that's going to call you? >> it's going to be a very nice mother's day. >> we like it. thank you. it is 5:50 now. a san francisco landlord is taking some heat for a letter he sent to people living in his building. why long-time tenants are outraged. coming our way. >> months after an uber driver hit and killed a 6-year-old girl, the company finally

responds to allegations it played a major role in her death. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

let's check out your pollen report for today. it looks like things are not too bad in the medium category for today, likely to rise a bit in toward tomorrow and friday. looks like it will be much higher on the weekend. checking the bay bridge, not officially confirmed by chp, i think they just switched on the metering lights. you can see the delays filling in in the middle lanes and the busiest traffic backup to the end of the parking lot. the rest of your drive to work coming up. new this morning attorneys for the ridesharing company uber are responding to a wrongful death lawsuit connected to a december

accident in san francisco. the suit was filed by the family of a 6-year-old girl who was fatally struck by a car driven by a man who was then a driver for uber. the company's lawyers say unioner is not liable because the driver -- uber is not liable because the driver was an independent contractor and had no reason to be engaged with uber' app at the time of the crash. a san francisco landlord might have sent his tenants to look for better jobs or lose tenants. last month they were told about a new requirement saying they had to make at least $100,000 ayear to live in their apartments but housing right advocates say landlords can't do that to current tenants. >> a landlord can't just harass tenants like this. he issues an eviction notice? he ain't going to go anywhere. >> long-time tenants of the building think it was a move to pressure poor tenants to move out so the landlord could make money. that effort is apparently over.

the website hoodline.com says the landlord sent yesterday to his yesterday it says after reflection and guidance i hereby rescind the april 25, 2014 correspondence to you. information contained was flawed. my apologies for the confusion created." it's all over for mark jackson and the golden state warriors. just days after the team was eliminated from the nba play- offs, management has fired the head coach. jackson's image still graced the arena in oakland yesterday after the announcement was made. the past season had its share of off-the-court drama with reports of disagreements between jackson and team management. but jackson has the support of players and a lot of fans. >> i just heard today with them saying that he's gone. that's horrible. the warriors, that was horrible. that was horrible. just made the play-offs. two years in a row. >> this year jackson became just the third coach in warriors history to have a 50-

win season joining legends don nelson and al attles. coming up in the next half hour a san francisco man is arrested for allegedly shooting and killing his neighbor. why he is not behind bars this morning. >> and a mountain lion has been taken off the streets of mountain view. what it took to get this big cat caught and why it took experts several hours. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

police officers with guns drawn, a bay area neighborhood on lockdown because of a mountain lion under that car. >> mountain view officers finally tranquilize the cat and caged it up late last night. >> if anybody has a -- sees or believes they see a mountain lion to call 911 immediately. >> the search is on for three men who fled a suspected stolen car after it hit a pedestrian another vehicle and a building in san francisco last night. >> people will not only die, the adjacent communities will suffer a lot because they would not be able to take on the

onslaught of the sick people going to them. >> reporter: a bay area hospital that serves tens of thousands of people every year will probably close. doctors medical center in san pablo is running out of money and fast. from across the bay to around the world, the stories that matter on "kpix 5 news this morning." your realtime captioner is linda macdonald. good morning. it's wednesday, may 7. good to have you with us. i'm frank mallicoat. >> i'm michelle griego. time now 6:00. i'm cate caugiran live in the newsroom. a cat gets loose in a mountain view neighborhood not just any cat but a mountain lion. we'll have more on the hours- long standoff and what it took to get him out of there. >> reporter: and police are still looking for a driver who hit and severely injured a pedestrian last night. i'm anne makovec live in san francisco with the damage left behind. and checking the ride on westbound 580, it's pretty stacked up all the way through the livermore valley and now we are getting word of a stall approaching hopyard so closer to